Renewing the scientist-practitioner model.

By D. Shapiro. 2002

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Toward a Profession of Coaching: Sixty-Five Years of Progress and Challenges for the Future (2004, background): “Whilst the scientist-practitioner model in the behavioural sciences has its critics (O'Gorman, 2001), it has nevertheless formed a vital part of the professionalisation of the behavioural sciences (Shapiro, 2002).”
Foundations and Assumptions of the Scientist-Practitioner Model (2007, methodology): “D. Shapiro (2002) suggested that high-quality research is necessary in clinical settings.”
Bridging evidence‐based practice and practice‐based evidence: developing a rigorous and relevant knowledge for the psychological therapies (2003, background): “Although the model has not always been pre-eminent, it is still highly pertinent to current clinical practice within the area of the psychological therapies (see Shapiro, 2002).”